La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 23, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 23, 1928 ISqciety News lub Women Will Meet In Klamath Falls Next Week fVomcn'tt clubs of Oregon will k to Klumath Kulls next wcok len- the 'Southern OreRon" city I entertain the unnual State KU ,tion of Women's clulis June 25 Just liow momentous un event i annual convention has como bu la reaillly reulizod hy m amie club women and thu entho tiniunity us well, who huvu not gotten the convention here in ill, truly a mulnorublo one. .1 Is "the" event of the year for state In women's club work. II, leaders In every field of thu Ivlty meet for un exchange of ;as, hero are presented excellent hImth, really wqrih while pro mis In all art and hero women u enjoy politics have a Keen in rift . All interests of women ill finest civic upbuilding pur H'S are concentrated at the seu- n. And, too, there are always iRsant social diversions as liKht )l runt to the weihty mcottngH. is year at Klamath Kails a trip ( rater lake promises a partlcu y interesting' day, while rccep ;ih and the like will be in order. Mrs. Sherwood Williams, retir- r Neighborhood club president jt be the leader of the La Grande legates. Mrs. Williams, who was inter red this morning, said that it fi been especially difficult to ve a complete delegation of eight mi I. a Grande this year, owing the distance to the Southern Ore n i city. Mrs. W. K. Adlet and s. C. 13. Happersett will accom ny her wlien she leaves tomor- evening, and there will posai t bo others. Mrs. Jesst Tryon Jl also attend and Is making the p with l'endleton friends. Mrs. tlllams Intends to make Mrs. Karl ivuolds and M rs. W. V. Mo li r , Hi now of Klamath Falls, dele tes upon her arrival. Mrs. George TV Cochran, who is st vice president, will bo present, h. Williams believes, although h. Cochran Is in Oaklund just v. Mis. J)ona1d Pague ns head of driitua section of the art do Trtment who is now in Western -egon. is also expected to attend iim Ijx Grande. Mrs. K, P. Mossman, who Is ilrinan of the art department, ;ll not bo able to attend. La Grande c I u b 1 women this iniliig said that election - year i'ezes Jiad drifted hero already d hinted that thero were possi ities of an Eastern Oregon can late lor the presidency. .Mrs. G. J. Krankcl is completing fl second' year of her term, to tlci) she .was elected in la undo. Mrs. t'Vankel was wel tned to Easlern, Oregon this ring on a week's visit. Incidentally the La Grande wom- 0 HOTEL x Sunday Dinner Menu Dinner Service 11:30 to S p. m. 'June 10, 1928 TABLE D'HOTE DINNER $1.00 t Fruit Cocktail Consomme with Noodles Cream of Chicken with Rice , liiulishes . Ri)c and Queert Olives Boiled Shoulder of Lamb, Caper Sauce -Fried Spring Chicken, Country Gravy Fillet of Sirloin Mignon, Mushroom Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Baked New Fotato Cauliflower en Butter Combination Salad Fresh Strawberry Short Cake Orange Sherbet and Cake Cherry or Applie Fie and Cheese J", Tea ' Coffee Milk - Through the week try our 35c Plate Lunches ftnd 50c Merchant Lunch - i en will enjoy visits with quite a number of former Ui Grando folk now residing in Klamath', Kalis, among them Mr. nnd Mrs. Hruce Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Mohr, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ueynulds and Mr. und Airs. W. 1 Mohr. Mrs. Guy Kills ami Mrs. W. H. Saffoi d were host esses yesterday afternoon when they entertained at bridge to compliment Mrs, Let K. Hcllluger, of i'oitlu'nd, wiio is a gust of Mr. und Mrs. J. K. O'Con nell. 'J'he party was given at the Kills homo on Second street. Three tables wero at play for the afternoon, with Mrs. O'Connell making high score. The honor guest was presented with a gift. Kor the affair mixed .bouquets of garden flowers wore used. The hostesses served ut tho close of tiie pleuKiint afternoon. Mrs. liellinger has been here for two weeks und will return about thoiuiddlc of next week. She is Mrs. O'ConncITs sister. Hiatts Entertain For Zimmermans A delightful event of last eve ning 'was a brldgo party at which Mr. and Mrs. Jack Itiatt enter- Italnod at their homo on Washing- lion avenue for Mr. and Mrs. iJoylo 1 Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman re -J turned a week ago from their wed-! ding trip to Western Oregon and; I are now at homo ' at thn l.vnmn apartments. Kor tho affair bouquets and bas kets of garden flowers in plnlt und while were arranged about tho 'rooms. Kour tables of bridge were at play during the evening with Miss Melba Hunks und 1-awton Stearns winning ' the 'prizes. Consolation went to Miss lluth Itramwetl. Mr. , and Mrs. Zimmerman were pre sented with a guest prize. Mrs. Hintt served a two-course luncheon ut a late hour. Guests of the evening were tho Misses Huth Kramwell, Jucille llluck, Melba Hanks, Konda Hunks, Winona Lyman, Barbara Hlatt and Kay Lynch, J,awton .Stearns, Ed ward Kilzgeraid, Klwood Hlatt, Hollo Lyman, I'rank Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. Audiuer I'layle und Mr. and Airs. Zimmerman. Members of tho Intermediate Christian . Endeavor had a jolly party Wednesday evening from 7:110 to 9, o'clock at the Kirst Pres byterluit church. ' Games were played during the evening anil re freshments were served. Miss Hul da Anderson, who is head of the department, was in charge of the social evening, which will' be tho lust one for the summer. The Women's Missionary society of thu Methodist Kplscopal Church South was e-ii tut tallied Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Kf fie Helvey. A short business ses sion was' held and was followed by a discussion of "Disciples of Mo tives." A short program wus given. There were a number of visitors preterit, including Miss Eostor, of Milton, who. la visiting her aunt, Mrs. Duugherty; Mrs. Kurton, of 'Next Friday and Saturday We shall llundon, w ho Is visiting her par- Itako up alum bidding which starts cnls. Mr. und Mrs. l'utnum Yeck: with a game bid, in which con Miss Gladys Nesblt, of Eugene, whojnection we will consider whether a Is visiting her sister. Mrs. liobort ,Eamo bid always "acta" tho con llclvcy, and Mia.. McMurruy, Mrs. 'tract for slam bidding u subject lOlum und Mis. W. a. llulloy, all scheduled for this week but neces of La Grande. Isarily postponed. Tho program wus followed by a 'Assuming that tho Dealer's scorn sociul hour when refreshments lis 60 und ihat hu sturts with a were served by the hoslcas assisted by Mrs. 1. I' Lester. ' ' . Mrs. Gwilliam Is Hostess to D. U. P. Mi;s. K. S. Gwllllatn wus hostess; up to six or seven and bcoi-o a slam to 14 members of the Daughters of bonus. Partner may respond In I'tuh l'loneers at her home on!cither of several wuys. Washington 'avenue yesterday when! . jf partner puss, it means: "Do an extremely intorestlnff afternoon 'not count on me to further your took pluco. Tho president, Mi'.'jam aspirations." If partner bid Hosh Anderson, presided at the another suit (e. g., three Spades or business session that opened the four Clubs) It means: "I havo the afternoon. Three talks, each ofjAco of the suit I am naming (tho especial interest, made up the aft- suit named may bo long or short): ornoon program. Mrs. Mury H.jor better still, my bid may mean Biun spoke on "Gathering Helics," that 1 have no card of tho suit I urging the society to collect -tho'am namingand in that caso 1 have relics of tho pioneers of Utah. Mrs. 'Hearts for ruffing und you need Bean described somo of the things, nqt fear losing a trick in tho suit of Interest which she saw in this'jn question." Or partner may jump line while in I'tuh last winter. I to four or inoro Hearts, meaning: Mrs. George R. Lymun talked on i see slam possibilities in l&curts; the early schools of Oregon and but you must assume thut my of La Gruntie, tracing them from Strength Is in Hearts and Kings the beginning up to the present day and Queens. I havo no sldu Ace in a comprehensive clearly given talk. A 10-minuto discussion of "Rob ert's Rules of Order" was given by Mrs. Lester Stoddard. . A social hour followed when tho hostess served dainty refreshments. Mrs. Klmo Clegg will entertain tho society at Us next meeting, which will .be in August. On July 20 ull the county camps will gath er in La Grande for an Important meeting. ) A r..it..( i.r...1.1lr,.r t.-ua unlnninlvnil m o nv..,.....v .maneuvers; Mnmlnv iif nrnnnn nt thn nfflcps' ' of County Judge U. G. Couch when Margaret Swart became the bride of Andrew Ousnunson. The cere mony'waS performed by the judge at 3 o'clock. Witnesses were Ther esa Shoesmlth and Martha Reck. Mrs. Ousnunson has many friends here and Mr. Ousnunson 1b a well known farmer of Kntorprise. Mr. und Mrs. Ousnunson spent a few days here visiting with friends b fore leaving , for Kntorprise where they will make their home. Korty members of the Hoyal Neighbors gathered Ut the K. of I1 hall last evening for the regulur meeting of the lodge at which Mrs. J.. W. Weeks presided. Two can d I date were initiated Inro the or ganizalion and Mrs. Ruth Iteud wus Installed us niunagcr. A sociul hour was enjoyed when refreshments wero served by com mittee No. 4, the chairman of which is Mrs. Lillian Gulllcksun. Tho lodge will meet just once a month during the summer. Tlie next session wus announced fur July JL - . A pheasant social meeting of the Women of Mooseheart occurred at the Moose" temple last evening. Members spent the evening sewing on a iiillt which they are making and visiting, und ut an appropriate hour refreshments were served. COVI5 (Special) Mrs. T. C. Hr ly and M rs. (I. K. Lawson were hostesses to the Ul dies' guild on Thursday urternoon, Juno 21, at the home of Mrs. Hefty. During the buslneKS meeting Mrs. J. K. Mllhi was asked to act as assistant treasurer, Mrs. Orton, the treasur er, having work which will neces sitate an occasional ubsence form the meetings. H ridge was played during the afternoon, four tables being ut play. Mrs. T. It. L'onklln hud high score and consolation prize went to Mrs. (!. K. Barker. A delicious lunch vas served after tho games were finished. The guests were Mrs. L. M. Luird, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. S. Thomas, Mrs. W. J. Hallmark. Mrs. Hte-wurl French. Mrs. Joe Goy elle, Mrs. it. I. Marker; Mrs. O. H. Murker. Mrs. T. It. L'onklin. Mrs. Kannle K. Conklin. Mrs. J. Kletch nr. Miss Virginia il utiles, Miss Bes sie Gleby, Mrs. J, K. Mills, Miss horothy Mills and Mrs. Mabel White. Announcements COVK (Special) Mis. Fletcher :iul Mrs. J. I-:. Mills will entertain tlx Ladles' Rltlid at the home of the former on Friday, July 6. A COLLAR liKSS COAT of navy blue serge has a huge line and imaU undercut! of oC-nblie or- LA GRANDE Bridge Pointers Br Milton O. Work CONTRACT llltll)(;i: Ycsterday I gavo the outlines of ono form of legltlmuto alum bid - ding. It wu the form which starts off with an Initial bid of more thun'ulioii njimod must be the final bid onougluto mako bhiiio for .umple, a bid of three Heurta when the bidder's side hua a score of CO, bid of threo Heurts. Such u bid being for moro than game, an nounces that tho bidder believes ho can easily make three-odd (in pudding, milk, tea. Hearts) with no assistance from I IiNNKU Ureaded veal cut across tho tables; It also suggests his, new potatoes in cream suuco, that 1C purtner havo assistance. they muy bo able to bid Hearts and no blank suit, ulthough it is quite possible that I have a Blugle- ton and Hearts for ruffing." - The Dealer's initial Heart bid is used for illustration; of courso uny original bid in suit would servo tho, same purpose) When tho partner of the player who bids for moro than game re sponds with a puss, that naturally ends all thought of a slam; when tho response is a Jump in thu part ners suit, showing no side Aces, yno vi iriinui uiuui'i iiuiy or limy iru , J feel Inclined to continue stum maneuvers; out wnen partner makes the Ace-lndlcating suit-bid, Notes taken at the COOKING SCHOOL t t r ? ? L EVENING OBSERVER tho origiiitil bidder may put In a sldo-sult bid or lila own to Indicate mi Aca or u bltink suit. . I Tho essence of alum bidding Is tliut, uftur alum bidding bus start ed, no matter whother a Blum con tract la ruachod or not,, notther , purlnor should leave tho other In limy doclaratlon except tho ono Uo- tcriulnod upon ror tho alam: and ; the original bid of moro than gHino la a determination that tho declur- of the side. In tho vernuculur, 'sets" the contract. Copyright John I''. Utile Co., MENUS By KLster Mary ItUKAKKASTr-Uhuburb sauce, cereal cooked with raisins, cream, crisp toast, milk, coffou. Ll'NCHKON Cream of aspara gus soup, croutons, plneupplo Jelly 'salad, . Jioston brown broad, rice , scalloped tomatoes, raw vegetable salad, strawberry sherbet, crisp cookitV milk, coffee. Just before sending tho pota toes to thu dinner table, dash somo paprika over the top of tho vegetable. It only takes a second and adds vastly to tho attractive ness of tho dish. Mlnocd parsley up rink led over Tie top Is 'always plcuslng but tukes some time to prepare. The touch of red or green improves uny delicately col ored vegetable served in a whlto sauce. rincapplo Jolly Salad , f Ono and one-fourth cups pine apple juice. 1 tablespoon granu lated gelatine, 4 tublcspoons cold water, 1 small packago cream cheese, 1 banana, ti largo prunes, t teaspoon lemon julco, lettuce, muyonualse. ('mined or fresh pinoapplo julco can bo used. Soften gelatine In cold water for five minute. Hrlng plneapplo juieo to tho boiling point and add to softened gelatine. Stir until gelutlno Is dissolved and add lemon Juice. 1'our Into a flut mold and let stand on ico until chilled and ftrni. Scald and scrub. prunes. Remove, stones und fill with cream cheese. Chill and cut lu halves crosswise. Cut jelly In neat cubes and combine with bu nanas peeled, scraped and cut in dice and stuffed prunuH. Servo with mayonnaise on u bed of lettuce. "--and the bread" f i i OF COURSE" As Mrs. Mcljoan chose Gutter Nut Bread for serv ing at The Observer Cooking School, so the great majority of mothers and housewives of La Grande have chosen this super-fine nourishing bread for the daily bread of their homes. La Graode SINUAV'S 1-IlOGliA.MS ' Tito Nutlonul llrouilcaatlnff com puny pruffi'ttiii fur Sunday ntttht follows: 9 to 9:30, ACwutur Kont pi-OKI'HIll. KUO Oitklund 384.4m-780ko) 7:3S. M. K. church: . NUC. KOMO Scuttlo (SU9.1m-a7(lkc 8, ChrlAtlun Hclonco church: 9. NHC: :SU to -II, orchestra. KI-'WII Hollywood (llUl.'iin 83ilkc) 8, Unlit opcru hour: Ho 11, thoutot rovue. ' Kl''l I.ON Anfroloa (4t!8.5ni-641l-kc) Srorsuu recllul: 9, NUC; 9:30, proKniin; 11), orchestra. KHJ l.oa Angi'lca (399.8111-760-Uc) 8, ayinpliuiiy; 10, qulntot; 11, orchcBtru. , , KJ It Hi'attlo (348.0lll-80Ukc) 8, M. K. church: 9 to 10, trio. Kl'O Han Francisco - (422.3m 7101.C) 8, orRiin recital; 8:30, or chestra; 9. NUC. ' KOW Portland (49lnl-SI0kc) 8,. music; 9, NUC: 9:30, studio con cert; 10 to 11, llttlo symphony or chestra. KHIJ Mpokuno- (370.2111-8 lOkc) Just as well as Beth Bailey McLean The Observer's Cooking School is over Mrs. McLean has gone after conducting four very successful sessions but her recipes and her suggestions for better foods are still treasured. ; " Try those recipes you can do just as well as Mrs. McLean r : if you follow her directions carefully and use the same quality . 7 materials she specifies. One of those materials is--- , ; ; . . 'j .'. Be sure to use it as she did in the school demonstrations. It's the safe, economical .hard wheat flour a Grande Konde Valley1 product milled from choice valley wheat. - Try a sack the next time you buy flour. It's guaranteed or your money gladly refunded. Your "Don't Sold at AU Pealcrs Made in La Grande by - PUTMANS Lu Grande's Exclusive Ready-to Wear and Millinery 7:30, Church of tho Truth; 9, NUC: 9:30, IHSA. " KKHt' Kan Krunclseo (454.3m llCokc) 8:30. orchestra; 9:30, tenor; 10:10, daneu music. KYA Han .Francisco (358,Tni SHOkc) 7:30, M. K, church. KKX Portland (a77.0m-1080-Uc) 8, Prosbyterlun church; 9, 1USA. KOI N Portland (3l9in-9iokc 8, Christian scleneo churcli; ') musical comedy hour. MONDAY'S PIKXJHA.MS NUC: 1$ to 9, symphoulsts; 9, arand uperaulbum; 9:30, Klsk pro gram; 10, slumber hour, KOMO 9. NUC; 11 to 12:30, varied pr'oKrani. . KQO 8, NUC. KOIN 8. studio program! 8:3", FEDERATION FLOUR Grocer Has It! Say Flour Say Federation" Bakery Page Threo L KOIN pluyera; 10 to 11:30, dance music. : .. KM 8. NUC; 9, violin and piuno; 9:30, NUC; 10, concert or chest ra. r KFUC 8, Ulue Monday Jam. boree: 10:10 to 12:10, dance music. KJlt 8, studio program: 9, ABC chain; 10 to 12. dance music. KYA 3, proRram: 8:80; theaten frolic: ABO. chain;- '10- to Hi dance music. -. : iKH.1 8, pioRiam; 0, Sun UodJ Rcrs; 10 to 12. daucn music. : , K"0 8, NIK': 9. musleal pro. Kinm: 9:80, NUC; 10 to 12, var loty proRram. -KOW 8, NUC; t. concort; 9:30, NUC: 1( to 12. dance music. j i Kllll 8, NUC. . ' K KX S.i studio . program; AU(I clniln proRram. j. 3 '4inai